as glut winter ill bear da was J every percep-pies and are now arkel is apply at tre eat-omeslie es now as they aan autl liberal lc8 CUp-nt from r years will be es, and g twen' slit for me into bat any twenty t more winter is care-i held, annual dollarstea.ho re-Bridge lead at ng last ithiu a Mr. lay be-of Mr. aw, in -hour’s ng had lecause l’s ab-ranrn-Wedding at Potter’s Landing.Last Wednesday evening at Totter’s Lauding M. E. church was the scene of a brilliant wedding, the contracting parlies being Miss Carrie Elma Stevens, daughter of B. G. Stevens, Esq., a prominent and wealthy merchant of Potter’s Landing, and Mr. William Crosby, of Houston, Texas. The nuptial ceremony was performed by the Itev. J. E. Smith at 8 o’clock, Messrs. J. E. Tylor, G. A, Deakyne and Howard Bryant being the efficient ushers. The sister of the bride presided at tbc organ, and greeted the bridal party with a beautiful wedding march. The bride, a charming blonde, was most becomingly and elegantly attired in strawberry-red satin skirt with plush basque trimmed with marabout fringe, and a hat to match the dress with terracotta trimmings; this wfns called a traveling suit. The groom wore a black walking suit. The ceremony over, the party with numerous friends repaired to the hospitable residence of the bride’s parents, where a sumptuous supper was prepared. Many friends called to congratulate the newly wedded pair, and the evening was spent In social enjoyment. The house was a scene of dazzling briUiauey, being illuminated from top t»» bottom, and the interior decorated with flowers. A number of flue presents were received by the bride, mostly silverware. She was the recipient of a valuable diamond set rom the groom. They took the train Thursday for a tour through the north, after which they will start south, stopping for a farewell reception at Potter’s Landing, and finally taking up their residence at El Paso, Texas, where Mr. Crosby is interested inmining.County Schools.To the Editor of the Joubnal.Would you allow me to venture a